Sunny and warm with highs near 88°F and gusts to 25 mph; NWS warns of elevated grass‑and‑brush fire risk. Showers and thunderstorms become likely Friday night.

Warm, humid Thursday with highs near 87°F. Heavier rain chances arrive Sunday–Tuesday.

High rip current risk through late Friday with rough 4–6 ft surf and gusty onshore winds. Heed lifeguards and avoid flagged water.

Sunny Thursday with highs near 87°F and lower humidity through Friday. Storm chances return Sunday into early next week.

Clear and sunny Thursday with highs near 79°F. Heat builds Friday–Saturday with storms possible late weekend.

Cloudy Thursday morning with a slight chance of rain; brighter afternoons and highs near 68°F. Rain likely Friday with showers and possible thunderstorms Saturday.

Breezy east winds and a Coastal Flood Advisory are in effect through Friday. Heavy showers and scattered storms are likely Friday into the weekend.

Sunny Thursday with highs near 72°F and gusty onshore winds; marine advisories are in effect offshore through Friday morning.

Clear and dry Thursday with highs near 86°F. Rain and storms return Sunday with daily chances into next week.

Environmental advocates say the FY27 NOAA budget request would cut research and observing systems, risking less-accurate hurricane forecasts and delayed warnings in Florida.

As hurricane season opens, Jacksonville homeowners face stricter insurer demands about roof condition and documentation — state rules, a revised inspection form and grant programs could tip the balance.

Clear morning and fast warming — highs in the mid‑to‑upper 90s Thursday–Friday with a peak near 98°F Friday. Call 2‑1‑1 for cooling centers.

Las Vegas climbs to about 107°F Thursday; Clark County opened cooling stations for June 4–5.